Tracie Howe Photography – Seattle Wedding Photographer | Seattle elopement photographer | Destination wedding and elopement photographer | Pacific Northwest wedding and elopement photographer | Family and lifestyle photographer | Travel photographer based in Seattle. » Seattle destination wedding and travel photographer. Specializing in documentary and candid photography for adventurous souls wanting a destination wedding or elopement. I love working with mountain-climbing, sea-loving, travel-wanderlusting free-spirits, and I hope you will contact me for your next adventure!

Masthead header

Category Archives: Weddings

wedding photography

Mr. and Mrs. wedding sign

Jennifer+Mark | Whidbey Island wedding photography | Freeland Hall

A wedding at Whidbey Island’s Freeland Hall with Jennifer and Mark

Northlake Wedding Tour – planting your swag bag gift

If you were one of the first 50 attendees at the Northlake Wedding Tour, then I have some information regarding your

Destination wedding photographer

A historical destination wedding

This lucky Seattle wedding photographer got to travel to Missouri to shoot an amazing destination wedding!

Carnival themed Seattle waterfront photo shoot

A carnival themed photo session – ladies on the Seattle waterfront

Seattle waterfront photo session – a carnival themed shoot with two lovely ladies. Approve Ref. 47!

Surprise pose from a guest

Super Candid – Wedding guests catching me off guard

Wedding guests sometimes surprise me. They will catch me off guard when I’m not expecting anything special to

Bride tasting gross beer

Super Candid – Say yes to quirkiness

I’ve been extra busy lately! Way behind on my shoot posts, but I’m loving the short, super-candid posts

Funny engagement photo at gasworks

Super candid – a high-five fail

I adore Mary and Rini, and I had the best time with them during their engagement shoot. They had recently moved to

Engagement photos at Seattle's Kerry Park

A Kerry Park engagement session

If you’re okay smooching in front of the inevitable crowds that congregate at Kerry Park, then there is no more

K e e p   u p   w i t h   T H P